Recycling
Science
Recycling starts at 2 and continues till grade 5.
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Describe one way you can help recycle at home.
Explain why recycling is good for animals.
If you have a broken toy made of plastic, what should you do before recycling it?
If you see a recycling bin and a trash bin, where should you put an empty plastic bottle?
If you see someone throwing a can in the trash, what could you do to help?
What does it mean to recycle something?
What happens to materials after they are collected for recycling?
What is composting?
What can you make from recycled paper? (1) New paper (2) Plastic bags (3) Metal cans (4) Glass bottles
What symbol is often used to show that something can be recycled? (1) A triangle of arrows (2) A red cross (3) A star (4) A circle
Which bin should you put a used glass bottle in? (1) Recycling bin (2) Trash bin (3) Compost bin (4) Laundry basket
Which of the following items can usually be recycled? (1) Plastic bottles (2) Food scraps (3) Glass jars (4) Leaves
Fill in the blank: Recycling helps save _______ for future generations.
Fill in the blank: Recycling helps to keep _______ out of the ocean.
Fill in the blank: Recycling helps to keep our _______ clean.
Fill in the blank: Recycling helps to reduce the amount of _______ in landfills.
True or False: All plastics can be recycled in every recycling program.
True or False: Recycling can help reduce air and water pollution.
True or False: Recycling can help save trees.
True or False: Recycling can help slow down climate change.
